Rochester's Rueben Castaneto catches a halfback pass from TKTKTK during the second quarter of an SWW 1A League Evergreen Division football game against Elma at Rochester on Friday night. Castaneto, a senior, ended up scoring a touchdown on the play to give the Warriors a 7-3 lead midway through the second frame.
Rochester's TKTKTK momentarily bobbles the ball on a carry, but regains possession for a big gain during the second quarter of a SWW 1A League Evergreen Division football game against Elma at Rochester on Friday night.
Rochester's Ruben Castaneto breaks through a tackle attempt by Elma's Layne Sutten as Tyler Gedney (15) looks on during the second quarter of a SWW 1A League Evergreen Division football game at Rochester on Friday night.
Rochester's Ruben Castaneto points towards running back TKTKTK after he pulled in a touchdown pass from the (YEAR IN SCHOOL) back in the second quarter of an SWW 1A League Evergreen Division football game against Elam on Friday in Rochester.
Rochester's TKKTKT looks for a block up field from Ruben Castabeto, right, as Elma's Brek McGaughy (74) during the second half of an SWW 1A League Evergreen Division football game on Friday at Rochester.
Rochester's Colton Smith attempts to catch up to Elma's Brian Maslen during the second quarter of an SWW 1A League Evergreen Division football game at Rochester on Friday.
Rochester's Danny Arellano pulls in a pass from quarterback Tyler Gedney as Elma's Jacob Stevens goes in for the tackle during the first quarter of an SWW 1A League Evergreen Division football game in Rochester on Friday.
The Rochester Warriors get pumped up in the hubble prior to kickoff of their SWW 1A League Evergreen Division game against Elma on Friday in Rochester.
ROCHESTER — The Warriors moved the ball, but turnovers clipped them in a 33-13 loss to SWW 1A League Evergreen Division opponent Elma here on Friday. Rochester lost four fumbles, which proved to be the difference.
"We handed it over to them several times and it put us in bad spots," Rochester coach Chris Barnes said. "We couldn't overcome it and you can't turn it over like that and win ballgames."
The Warriors finished the game with 268 yards of offense, led by running back Tyler Yarber's 151 yards on 24 carriers. Yarber also caught four balls for 55 yards and threw a touchdown pass.
"Tyler had a great ballgame," Barnes said. "He did a lot for us."
Quarterback Tyler Gedney was 9 for 13 passing for 99 yards and Ruben Castaneto caught three passes for 72 yards.
"I felt like we moved the ball," Barnes said. "When we didn't have those turnovers, we were moving it."
Elma jumped out to a 17-0 lead before Yarber threw a 44-yard pass to Castaneto and Rochester trailed 17-7 at halftime. Elma pulled away in the third quarter, scoring 16 straight points before Yarber added a 2-yard touchdown run for the Warriors in the fourth.
Elma finished the game with 392 yards of total offense.
Rochester (1-4 overall, 1-2 league) will host Montesano next Friday.
Powerhouse Indians Run Over Seton Catholic
TOLEDO — The Indians prolific offense continues to bulldoze opponents. Toledo scored on three of its first four plays en route to a 60-13 drubbing of SWW 1A League Trico Division foe Seton Catholic here on Friday night.
The Toledo varsity ran 12 plays in total and scored on nine of them. The Indians ran 17 plays, seven different players scored touchdowns and the team racked up 499 yards of total offense.
"We have a lot of kids that are willing and able so we're working on getting them involved," Toledo coach Jeremy Thibault said.
In preparation for their big matchup against Woodland next week, Toledo started things off by throwing the ball. Quarterback Lakota Rakoz completed four passes for 182 yards, three of which went for touchdowns.
"It's impressive," Thibault said. "Lakota works really hard. Unfortunately for him we've been up pretty quick in games and we don't want to throw and run up the score. It was a good night for us to work on throwing. Our offensive line also played really well and did a better job giving him protection."
In the first quarter alone, Rakoz completed a 29-yard scoring pass to Teran Gregson, a 46-yard scoring strike to Ronnie Boone and a 64-yard end zone bomb to Mack Gaul. Cody Meier finished out the early scoring with a 47-yard touchdown run.
Gaul followed that up with a 50-yard run, and Kreed Askin scored as well, before Seton Catholic got its second field goal on the night. Gregson scored the final touchdown of the first half to make it 48-6 Toledo going into the break and it was all cruising after that.
"Defensively, Kreed intercepted the ball and picked up a fumble," Thibault said. "He flies around and hits people. He's a great kid on defense."
Toledo finished with 317 rushing yards. Gaul led all rushers with 109 yards and had three touchdowns, while Meier added 73 and Grant McEwen had 56 with a touchdown.
The Indians (4-1 overall, 4-0 league) will host Woodland next Friday.
Tenino's Shaw Torches Rainier
RAINIER — Beaver quarterback Mac Shaw burned Rainier's secondary for six touchdowns as Tenino rolled to a 62-6 win here Friday night in SWW 1A League Evergreen Division football action.
Shaw was going up against his younger brother Trevor, who was calling plays for Rainier. He showed that age matters, going 16-for-18 for 264 yards for Tenino.
"He was really accurate and made good decisions," Tenino coach Jeff Zenisek said. "He didn't have a great game last week but he really rebounded and responded well in practice. One of those incompletions was dropped."
Shaw connected with Justin Conklin for 20 yards, Devante Harris for 13 yards and Harris again for 55 yards for the Beavers' first three scores of the game. After Shaw ran it in from 26 yards out, he threw two more touchdowns before the half to make it 43-0.
Tenino's first score in the second half was a Thomas Pier 75-yard kickoff return. Shaw threw another touchdown to Harris and Calvin Guzman ran in from 15 yards out for a fourth quarter score.
"The defense gave the offense really good field position," Zenisek said. "The special teams took a role in it too with a blocked punt and a kick return. We played an all-around solid game. We took care of business like we needed to."
Tenino had 418 yards of total offense, while Harris touched the ball four times and scored all four times.
"We got to play a lot of kids and that was good," Zenisek said.
Tenino (5-0 overall, 3-0 league) plays La Center next Friday in a nonleague matchup.
At Toledo
INDIANS 60, COUGARS 13
Seton Catholic 3 3 0 7 —13
Toledo 28 20 6 6 —60
Scoring Summary
SET — Eric Powell 30-yard field goal
TOL — Lakota Rakoz 29-yard pass to Teran Gregson, Mack Gaul run
TOL — Rakoz 46-yard pass to Ronnie Boone, Boone kick
TOL — Rakoz 64-yard pass to Mack Gaul, kick failed
TOL — Cody Meier 47-yard yard run, Boone kick
TOL — Mack Gaul 50-yard run, kick fail
TOL — Kreed Askin 13-yard run, Boone Kick
SET - Powell 34-yard field goal
TOL — Teran Gregson 15-yard run, Boone kick
TOL — Mack Gaul 50-yard run, kick failed
SET - Drew Fuller 26-yard run, Powell kick
TOL — Grant McEwen 31-yard run
Team Stats SET TOL
First Downs 10 15
Rushing Yards 97 317
Passing Yards 113 182
Total Yards 210 499
Comp-Att-Int 8-13-1 4-4-0
Fumbles/Lost 2/2 0/0
Penalties/Yards 3/15 2/20
Individual Stats
Rushing: TOL — Cody Meier 3/73, Mack Gaul 3/109, Grant McEwen 3/56, Teran Gregson 2/33; SET — Will Noce-Shelton 22/67, Drew Fuller 7/42
Passing: TOL — Rakoz 4/4-182; SET — Shelton 8/13-113
Receiving: TOL — Sam Holbrook 1/43, Gregson 1/29, Ronnie Boone 1/46, Gaul 1/64; SET — Justin James 4/65
At Rochester
EAGLES 33, WARRIORS 13
Elma 3 14 16 0 —33
Rochester 0 7 0 6 —13
Scoring Summary
ELM - Renaldo Ayala 23-yard field goal
ELM - Lane Sutton 20-yard pass to Alex Corrilo, Ayala kick
ELM - Sutton 20-yard pass to Corrilo, Ayala kick
ROC - Tyler Yarber 44-yard pass to Ruben Castaneto, Noah Althauser kick
ELM - Brian Maslin 5-yard run, Ayala kick
ELM - Maslin 4-yard run, kick failed
ELM - Ayala 39-yard field goal
ROCH - Yarber 2-yard run, run failed
Team Stats ROCH ELM
First Downs 13 18
Rushing Yards 125 103
Passing Yards 143 289
Total Yards 268 392
Comp-Att-Int 10-15-0 16-33-0
Fumbles/Lost 4/4 1/1
Penalties/Yards 6/50 9/78
Individual Stats
Rushing: ROCH — Tyler Yarber 24/151; ELM — Brian Maslin 22/85
Passing: ROCH — Tyler Gedney 9/13-99, Yarber 1/2-44; ELM — Lane Sutton 16/33-289
Receiving: ROCH — Yarber 4/55; Ruben Castaneto 3/72; ELM — Todd Swinhart 5/119
At Rainer
BEAVERS 62, MOUNTAINEERS 6
Tenino 28 15 13 6 —62
Rainier 0 0 0 6 —6
Scoring Summary
TEN - Mac Shaw 20-yard pass to Justin Conklin, Hammond run
TEN - Shaw 13-yard pass to Devante Harris, run failed
TEN - Shaw 55-yard pass to Harris, kick good
TEN — Shaw 26-yard run, kick good
TEN - Shaw 5-yard pass to Harris, Harris to Hammond conversion good
TEN - Shaw 16-yard pass to Gabe Egge, kick good
TEN - Thomas Pier 75-yard kickoff return, kick failed
TEN - Shaw 20-yard pass to Harris, kick good
RAN - Nick Henry 4-yard run, kick failed
TEN - Calvin Guzman 15-yard run, run failed
Team Stats TEN RAN
Rushing Yards 154 N/A
Passing Yards 264 N/A
Total Yards 418 N/A
Comp-Att-Int 16-18-0 N/A
Fumbles/Lost 1/1 6/4
Individual Stats
Rushing: TEN — Mac Shaw 3/53, Pier 3/69, Guzman 2/25, Jason Davido 1/7; RAN — N/A
Passing: TEN — Shaw 16/18-264 yards; RAN — N/A
Receiving: TEN — Harris 4/93, Justin Conklin 2/28, Egge 2/41, Zack Chamberlain 5/74, Pier 1/16, Dustin Hammond 2/12; RAN — N/A
